The Ministry of Education and Science has prepared guidelines for more awareness in the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the educational process, BTA reported. The document is published on the website of the Ministry of Education, Culture and Science, in support of the use of new technologies, but without being mandatory or binding.
Minister of Education and Science Prof. Galin Tsokov has initiated the creation of a working group in which more than 40 experts participate. At the first meeting of the working group, Minister Tsokov pointed out that a balance will be sought in the implementation of information technologies in the educational process. According to him, digitization is one of the ways towards achieving education 5.0, which corresponds to the development of technology, industry, future professions and the labor market that will take shape in the coming years.
Before the start of the new school year, the ''Give a Book'' Foundation is collecting notebooks, plimsolls, pencil cases and backpacks filled with school supplies for homes for children deprived of parental care. For 14 years, the foundation has..
Bulgaria ranks second in the world in terms of bread consumption after Turkiey, reported BNT citing the Turkish news site Yenigün. According to the statistics, the average bread consumption in Turkiye is nearly 200 kg per person per year while the..
The electronic application for voting abroad in the early parliamentary elections on October 27 is now active, reported BTA. According to the Electoral Code, polling stations abroad are established in Bulgarian diplomatic and consular missions if at..
Acting chairman of the Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP) Atanas Zafirov has withdrawn the papers submitted yesterday for the BSP’s independent..
Bulgaria ranks second in the world in terms of bread consumption after Turkiey, reported BNT citing the Turkish news site Yenigün. According to the..
Cases of pertussis (whooping cough) are now few, while the number of scarlet fever and chickenpox cases has been reduced to a..
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